SAT Study Schedules

March 7, 2014

Magoosh’s SAT Study Schedules

Coming up with an SAT study plan (and sticking to it) is the number one way to make sure that you are prepared on test day. If you show up to the SAT knowing that you did your best to prepare, then no matter what happens you can’t have any regrets. And that’s a pretty good feeling.

So, whether you have months until you take the SAT, or you’re cramming all the concepts into a short month, week, or (oops) several days of studying, we have some well-outlined SAT Study Schedules for you to stick to.

Happy Studying, Magooshers!

Study Plans for the New SAT

These study plans will help you prep for the newly redesigned SAT exam, which debuted in March 2016.

Don’t see a study schedule that fits your needs? That’s okay! Email us at [email protected]. We take requests. 🙂

Study Schedule FAQs

How Long Should I Study for the SAT?

Happy studying! 🙂

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Rita Neumann

Rita brings 18 years of tutoring, mentoring, and test prep experience to her role as Senior Content Marketing Manager. Rita earned her BA from UC San Diego and her MA from UCSD’s School of Global Policy Studies. Over the years, Rita has tutored all subjects in the CA middle and high school curricula, and coached students studying for the GRE, SAT, and ACT—she even coauthored ACT Prep by Magoosh. Rita has written dozens of blog posts related to test prep, and even some articles for fellow marketers, such as Conversion Optimization For Your Blog. Connect with Rita on LinkedIn!

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